By Kate Snyder An Oakland industrial property traded hands recently in a deal that shows the city continues to attract investors. The property, a 130,500 square foot warehouse complex, was purchased by an entity affiliated with Royal Coffee for $31.7 million, or about $243 per square foot, according to a report from The Mercury News. […]
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